Gulf News - 2019-10-24

• Declared dead in 2017, man dupes exporters
• HOW TO CELEBRATE FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS
• Lebanese leaders mull reshuffle amid protests
• Another feather in Dubai cap
• Hope, euphoria as Sourav Ganguly takes charge as BCCI President
• Why the planet is protesting
• Etisalat reports Dh2.3b net profit
• Mohammad calls for proper social media use
• Murder probe launched after 39 bodies discovered in truck
• All set for trial run of first metro train on October 28
• Nation: High gold rates fail to dampen festive spirit
• A great demonstrat­ion, Lebanese style
• Lebanon’s economy gasps for a lifeline
• United by something other than just politics
• Best sport to help you ace Dubai Fitness Challenge
• Trudeau has won but Canada is divided
• Britain must get out of Brexit limbo
• When journalist­s get it wrong
• Random scenes on a random day I
• Why I back arranged marriages
• Eid, Diwali and Christmas — UAE, the land of tolerance
• Saied sworn in; vows to root out corruption
• Army tries to unblock roads; scuffles with demonstrat­ors
• Government to allow ‘Azadi March’
• India’s SpiceJet to set up hub in Ras Al Khaimah
• Infosys flirts with crisis after whistle-blowers attack CEO
• Tensions toughen in transatlan­tic trade
• Twists and turns in WeWork saga is a cautionary tale for all
• Spike Lee and other stars to attend ON.DXB
• ‘Kaithi’ is an emotional tale
• Malayalam film ‘Vikrithi’ inspired by life
• ‘BIGIL’ LETS WOMEN SHINE
• HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF IT
• Identity explored in one-woman show
• A hit-and-miss adventure
• POILER WARNING:
• Jane Fonda, the activist, returns
• Paying homage to George Michael
• DIWALI IN UAE:
• ‘The Farewell’ has sad but true roots
• Awkwafina gets serious
• How does the lead help the declarer?
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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